jurgen-kluft

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jurgen-kluft

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jurgen-kluft

One easy way i know of works when you have an (Amazon) Echo Dot.
In the Alexa APP (iOS) 'What type of device are you setting up?' you press the (?) in the upper right corner of the screen.
There you scroll down until you see 'Where can i find instructions for putting my Zigbee device into pairing mode?'
Press the 'here', it will take you to another screen with information. Find 'RESET PHILIPS HUE LIGHT', press it.
Now you are on a page where you can enter the serial number of the HUE light and 'Continue' to reset it.
The serial number of a HUE light you can find on the side of the HUE bulb, something like: 7813D0

jurgen-kluft

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jurgen-kluft

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am jurgen-kluft on github.
• I am jur93n (https://keybase.io/jur93n) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is 7735 D00D 3765 68FC B6EC 58B1 1003 4713 3604 75A3

To claim this, I am signing this object: